Ryan Nile Show

Jesse Korman grew up on the New Jersey punk and metal scene during the time when a lot of the music from that area was inspiring a huge movement in rock culture around the world that was finding its way into the mainstream. His band, The Number 12 Looks Like You, went on to playing a pivotal role in metalcore and develop a cult following from Japan to the UK to the United States. Over the years, he’s used the DIY ethics and overall spirit of tearing down any obstacle in the way that he learned from the scene he grew up in to become one of the most in demand photographers and movie producers around.

To top off the series, I sit down with my friend and Author of Time to Talk, Alex Holmes!

In the third of the mini series, I'm joined by Lewis Wedlock, a Bristol born mental health professional, lecturer and activist. He is one of the youngest lecturers in the UK at 23 years old. We discuss - Activism being a life's work: Bristols toppled statues, collective burnout - Identity issues: Lewis questioning his blackness & accepting himself - Mental health: The effects in the young people - Ownership: Living with Type 1 Diabetes & looking after yourself meticulously and letting your hair down - Reflection: Lewis' idea of talking to his three inner children to improve his mental health

This time last year I discovered I have Dyspraxia and Isaac Eloi (@aChildOf2Worlds on Twitter) was kind enough to signpost me to helpful information. We arranged to chat before Covid hit and finally managed to speak late last year to uncover his own journey with Dyspraxia, his childhood, becoming a lawyer against the odds and making reasonable adjustments in the world of work. This mini-series of Ryan Nile Show is dedicated to Alex Holmes debut book, which is available from April 1st Pre-order Time to Talk: How Men Think About Love, Belonging and Connection Follow Isaac: https://twitter.com/aChildOf2Worlds https://instagram.com/aChildOf2Worlds BML Twitter https://twitter.com/BMLnetwork One Case At A Time @OCAAT_Fund go fund me: https://uk.gofundme.com/f/legal-fund-to-combat-racial-injustice

It's Time to Talk about a new series! First up we have Mr Unique Voice aka Nana Marfo on how he discovered his voice after many years of having his story withheld and quite literally, having his voice suppressed. This mini-series of Ryan Nile Show is dedicated to Alex Holmes debut book, which is available from April 1st Pre-order Time to Talk: How Men Think About Love, Belonging and Connection